Collier, V. W. F. [from old catalog] · New York, Stokes · leaf 32
ethe wolf is able onlyto howl, and that inthe wolf the positionor form of the eye isoblique, while thedog has a circularpupil. The wolf isfound throughoutChina. Very fewspecimens, however,have been secured,and the Chinese races have never been studied by scientists.Similar remarks hold good for the… … BHONZE TAZZA (FROM HSI CHING KU CHIEN) From Chiaese Pottery oJ the Han Dynasty.. By Berthold Laufer. DOGS OF CHINA AND JAPAN the red dog of the Deccan,* The race is found in many partsof China. In size and build it is smaller than the commonChinese grey wolf. Its coloration is almost as varied as…
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